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final report transvaginal u/s
transvaginal ultrasound:the uterus is again noted to be retroverted measuring 8.4*4.9*5.2cm. the endometrial cavity is empty. the endometrial stripe measure 1.2cm in thinkness which is at the upper limits of normal.no focal uterine mass is evident. a small nabothian cyst is again seen at the cervix. the right ovary measures 4.9*3.7*5.0cm and the left ovary measures 3.4*2.7*2.9cm in the right ovary a 4.2*3.0cm cystic lesion is present. in the left ovary a 1.9*1.8cm cystic lesion is present. on the previous examination, there was a right ovarian cystic lesion measuring 3.4*2.9cm the left ovarian cyst is newly acquired since the previous examination. no free fluid is seen in the pelvis
Impression: Bilateral adnexal cystic lesion
i get alot of pelvic pain,painful menstral,painfull intercourse,very painful cramps have alot of bloating and heaviness in my pelvic area
Impression: Bilateral adnexal cystic lesion
i get alot of pelvic pain,painful menstral,painfull intercourse,very painful cramps have alot of bloating and heaviness in my pelvic area
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
It is difficult to tell whether this represents an increase in the size of the cyst, or whether it is simply measured from a different angle. Also, there is no comment about whether it is simple or complex, etc. Whatever the case, it does seem to be persistent. A simple cyst (even a persistent one) can be followed by ultrasound. In the case of a possibly enlarging and possibly symptomatic cyst, I think I would take my own patient to laparoscopy. It could be an endometrioma and there could be some other implants of endometriosis causing some of the other symptoms. I would have my laser ready!
I would also be certain to caution that the surgery might not alleviate all of the symptoms though.
I hope I have answered your question!
Good luck!
Dr B
It is difficult to tell whether this represents an increase in the size of the cyst, or whether it is simply measured from a different angle. Also, there is no comment about whether it is simple or complex, etc. Whatever the case, it does seem to be persistent. A simple cyst (even a persistent one) can be followed by ultrasound. In the case of a possibly enlarging and possibly symptomatic cyst, I think I would take my own patient to laparoscopy. It could be an endometrioma and there could be some other implants of endometriosis causing some of the other symptoms. I would have my laser ready!
I would also be certain to caution that the surgery might not alleviate all of the symptoms though.
I hope I have answered your question!
Good luck!
Dr B
thank you Dr. Brown...i guess as best as you could just by reading results.. i go back in dec to redo transvaginal u/s and take it from there thanks again
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